... ruthiet*j war had obliged them to realise for their country’s -*a.ke that they must endeavour to gave infant life and prevent the causes infant mortality. With this view innumerable experiments were being made and new methods tested in all our centres c ...

... It. *’ * rcAl many wilD varmlv Breciea ~ had obliged them to realise for Cathey mu«a endeavour eave infant lif» a« / * tiut causes of Infant mortality. IViih ,hls P - experiments were being made and new .’“^eracj ill our centres clvilieation. JlUle humility ...

... do the best they could for them, but as & nation they were not alive to the awful toll of infantile mortality. The nation must endesvour to save infant life. Innumerable experiments were being made and new methods tested with this view in all the centres ...

... former governor-general), that the famous New Zealand scheme of child welfare was established, which had reduced infantile mortality to its lowest limit, and is now the guiding spirit the Babies the Empire Society,” established order render available the ...

... undeifethe average for the ten years 1907-16. The mortality from tuberculosis is equivalent 2.23, being 0.08 above that for 1916, but 0.05 under the average for the ten years 1907-16. The deaths of infants under one year were 88 per 1.000. compared with ...

... Coast. Lieut.-COlonel A. W. 5. Pidgeon. D. 1.0.. Royal Invirkthing Fusiliers. wonnded. is a ieflular of the'Ponierieet Light Infante. which he joined in ISIS. 11. hllol battalion of the Innishillinga since January, chicly in the East. He holds two medals ...